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Clarke shows his true short-termist colours00:02
Oklahoma blast toll ends at 16700:02
Alarm over US jobs fall00:02
Northern urges bid block00:02
'I felt as if I had won the pools'00:02
DEPARTURES00:02
Only brave men go to Brixton00:02
Tragic heroes, villains and victims00:02
Hip replacement: let the pain decide00:02
Tougher times for financial community pull at Reuter00:02
Playing snooker at the Labour club00:02
How therapy explores reality00:02
Follow Carson's Aqaarid instinct00:02
Fixer returns to the fray00:02
CRICKET Carr drives Hampshire to despair00:02
Birthdays TODAY00:02
Walker close to Everton pay-out00:02
Something smells funny - and it's not the Edam00:02
Pound falls as markets cast vote00:02
Iro's century revives Leeds00:02
Result that made the Hush Puppies yelp00:02
Signet shareholders overwhelm rebels 520 words00:02
Carling apologetic00:02
De Silva cuts a dash00:02
A world little changed since the Age of Reason00:02
WEIGHTLIFTING00:02
Bad name, bad record, good idea00:02
Smurfit bid rival drops out00:02
TABLE TENNIS00:02
In defence of the Jesus Army00:02
I'm here at Lineker's, but there's no Gary in sight00:02
City lambasts Chancellor00:02
Splendour in a Hare shirt; THEATRE00:02
Look - two hands!00:02
Queen sounds note to start the big party00:02
Anniversaries TODAY00:02
Prawns, pines and construction work00:02
England preserve record00:02
HEROES & VILLAINS00:02
In the fronds of an affair00:02
How therapy explores reality00:02
Fry has taste for promotion00:02
A full stop at the end of Russia00:02
Lloyd's offers cash to backers00:02
There'll be bluebirds over Hyde Park00:02
THE PARTY TO END THEM ALL00:02
Hall withdrawal has Bath worried00:02
Moscow 'Tsar' quits CSFB00:02
IEA sees higher demand for oil00:02
CUTTINGS00:02
Start line holds key to how the Cup will finish00:02
Shell to merge operations00:02
Hamed in pursuit of quick win00:02
The death of the welfare state00:02
Triumphant Labour may have heaped humiliation on the Conservatives, but the low turnout could be a warning to Blair.00:02
LETTERS: Remember the Merchant Navy on VE Day00:02
OBITUARIES ; Sir Alastair Pilkington00:02
Durham foiled by Watkinson00:02
How therapy explores reality00:02
The loft generation00:02
The difference between truth and lies00:02
OBITUARIES Don White00:02
Theatrical cooking skills00:02
Who would wish to be wife to the Ginger Man?00:02
BOOKSHOP WINDOW00:02
Here comes everybody00:02
Clarke pegs interest rates as Major vows to fight on00:02
BOOKSHOP WINDOW00:02
In the 19th century it was the terrace, in the 20th century it is the semi-detached; what will be the symbolic house type of the 21st century?00:02
Youth's drug first00:02
auction00:02
ATHLETICS00:02
Auriol snatches late victory00:02
OBITUARIES Milovan Djilas00:02
Wright returns to expectant Wigan00:02
Scotland told to finish in style00:02
Talking a good fight00:02
BOOKSHOP WINDOW00:02
QUOTE UNQUOTE00:02
Dons battle for survival00:02
1,000 refugees refuse to quit Kibeho camp00:02
Cecil needs fast exit for Eltish00:02
Reeve on a roll00:02
Angolan leader to meet Savimbi00:02
Britain joins the rest of Europe00:02
Williams the unsung hero00:02
'Collecting the football stickers is a bit like Ron Atkinson; wherever you go, you keep on buying the same players'00:02
Presenting puts his Derby case00:02
You cannot degrade democracy and expect thanks00:02
ROUND & ROUND TRAFALGAR SQUARE00:02
LETTERS: Remember the Merchant Navy on VE Day00:02
Chechens plan VE 'peace'00:02
Looking ahead to Labour00:02
BOOKSHOP WINDOW00:02
Losing count00:02
Hingis making progress00:02
'On the Waterfront' is no contender as it bombs on stage00:02
AMERICAN FOOTBALL00:02
EQUESTRIANISM 'Happy' Chaka's dazzling display00:02
BOOKSHOP WINDOW00:02
Captured in the amber of history00:02
Briton leaves 4 children00:02
Bluffer's guide to the domestic Oeic00:02
LETTERS: Remember the Merchant Navy on VE Day00:02
A QUESTION OF TIME00:02
The good, the bad and the mediocre00:02
Warburg rises on bid expectations00:02
Election Shocker00:02
Celtic Swing's credentials put to the test00:02
Hartley takes charge00:02
Investors vote to move funds from Knight00:02
Carlton disposes of US facilities00:02
OBITUARIES Alexander Knox00:02
British Gas finds support00:02
Celtic Swing ready to cue the fanfare00:02
Slither into summer00:02
No escape for the man in the middle00:02
O'Reilly buys into biggest NZ press group00:02
Argentina to extradite former Nazi00:02
When Johnnie came marching home00:02
QUOTES OF THE WEEK00:02
Put your penny in the slot00:02
Exploitation-free carpet buying00:02
At least the computer knows where I am00:02
Yorkshire Water dispute escalates00:02
Japanese designed, German owned, but still very British00:02
Algerian killings hit 'oasis of peace'00:02
DuPont to sell 17 million shares00:02
If you thought the end of the Cold War would lead to the easing of labyrinthine Soviet travel bureaucracy, you would be utterly wrong. A trip in and around the former USSR is as complex as ever. Neil Taylor offers a guide00:02
Dream on, fishermen00:02
Rafferty reveals old style in lead00:02
Trees, trees and more trees00:02
Ousted Kingfisher directors to receive total payoff of £2.7m00:02
Enterprise Computers calls receivers00:02
The departure of the prodigal00:02
TODAY'S NUMBER 11